chrisxxx:
He must be Igbo. They want freedom, inclusiveness and free enterprise only outside their home.

chrisxxx:
He must be Igbo. They want freedom, inclusiveness and free enterprise only outside their home.

AmalaAtiEwedu:

very soon he will say he developed Ghana

AmalaAtiEwedu:

very soon he will say he developed Ghana

Vyzz:



But make we settle this thing here..

Wetin this man good or e no good ?

Fighting for a better place is no longer seen as just a human thing to go...

During my final years exams then I remember that my friend who was a Benin boy was in charge of campaign in one eastern university

chrisxxx:
He must be Igbo. They want freedom, inclusiveness and free enterprise only outside their home.

emmabest2000:


Wherever you live is your home
Charity begins at home

Biznesworld:


Nigeria would be great

Biznesworld:


Ghana isn't like Nigeria....No Dream Ham

chrisxxx:
He must be Igbo. They want freedom, inclusiveness and free enterprise only outside their home.

Eagleways:
Oga, shut up!!!
This is where he lives and pays his tax .

Ghanaians won't tell him to go to his country because they are sane. But here, creepy freaks of nature like you and your stagnant tribal kinsmen would tell him to go and protest in his state, whereas you still tax and beg him for food.

I spit!

Omodua:
Why are you people so tribal. You can't view issues without tribal colorization?

Tribalism has eaten so deep in you people.

Biznesworld:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvXzuPklm70


A Nigerian man joined a peaceful protest in Ghana against bad governance, water crises and pollution. He held a sign saying "Gold For The Few, Destruction For Many ."

People were curious and impressed by his presence. Some shook his hand, took photos, and interviewed him.

The man said, "We're all in this together. Bad governance affects everyone, and together we can make a change."

The Ghanaian protesters welcomed him, recognizing their struggle was part of a larger movement for justice and equality.

The Nigerian man's presence showed that people from different countries can unite for a common goal: good governance.

chrisxxx:
He must be Igbo. They want freedom, inclusiveness and free enterprise only outside their home.

chrisxxx:
He must be Igbo. They want freedom, inclusiveness and free enterprise only outside their home.

phorget:




They want it everywhere they found themselves, they are one of the most traveled ethnic groups and everywhere they sojourn in is assumed 'HOME' and they would do all in their capacity to protect such a place.

temisartana:


Is such attributes good or bad?

Biznesworld:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvXzuPklm70


A Nigerian man joined a peaceful protest in Ghana against bad governance, water crises and pollution. He held a sign saying "Gold For The Few, Destruction For Many ."

People were curious and impressed by his presence. Some shook his hand, took photos, and interviewed him.

The man said, "We're all in this together. Bad governance affects everyone, and together we can make a change."

The Ghanaian protesters welcomed him, recognizing their struggle was part of a larger movement for justice and equality.

The Nigerian man's presence showed that people from different countries can unite for a common goal: good governance.

IbnB:


Igbo man come back to Nigeria and protest for Lagos or Abuja!

Sowore dey do am steady but after una go dey weep say na una get chest pass everybody

Liars!

No Igbo man done ever confront government since dem create Nigeria!

Coward people all you know is importation!

Brendaniel:
In one part of Nigeria they would have told him to go back to Nigeria to go and protest for the problem of bad governance in Ghana where he actually lives, works and pays his tax....

Those are the type of people we share country with and we can all see outcome of their behaviour in todays Nigeria